Hydrangea winter care

Hydrangeas are a beautiful, colorful addition to your garden. They grow well in USDA Hardiness Zones 5 through 8, but you do have to learn how to prep hydrangeas for winters months. Winterizing hydrangeas will protect the canes of your plant, which means new blooms and foliage will grow the following spring and summer! Don’t worry; getting your

Before you prepare hydrangeas for winter, see if you even need to (it differs according to type). If you do have to winterize yours, here's how.

See what you need to do with your hydrangeas in late summer and early fall to get them ready for winter - and for big blooms next year!

Confused about when to prune hydrangeas? Follow this pruning guide to get beautiful hydrangea flowers that bloom every year.

Question: “What am I supposed to do with my potted hydrangea in the winter? It’s too big to move around. It lost all its leaves. Is that normal?" Answer: "Most hydrangeas are deciduous, which means they drop their leaves in winter. Potted specimens are most often..." #hydrangeas #winter #pots #protection

With the right winter care, hydrangea plants can stay healthy and happy even through frigid weather

Want to see your hydrangeas come back better than ever in the spring? Get expert advice on how to get your hydrangeas ready for winter right here.

Preparing your hydrangeas for winter is easy with these DIY methods that will keep your hydrangeas protected in winter and ready for spring

Wondering what to do with hydrangeas in the fall? Read our comprehensive guide to find out all about autumn hydrangea care.

As the warm days of summer give way to cooler September nights, it’s time to start thinking about preparing your garden for the colder months ahead. For many of us, hydrangeas are the stars of our summer gardens, with their vibrant blooms and lush foliage. But ensuring that your hydrangeas survive the winter requires a ... Read more